Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

NJ. }. V. Reilly is at the Etna Springs.
q. I. Wharton, of Austin, Nevada, Is !,
the city.
Miss Theresa Flanagan tas gone to spent
her vacation in San JOAQUIN.
viii La Basse. of this city, is reported
SICK with fever at Terrace, UT,
Milton McWhorter, editor of The Marys.
VlIie Democrat returned to his bone yes
terday.
Miss frankie Stevens and Miss Maud
nixon are spending few weeks IN San
Francisco
Mrs. =. Stotenburg, of Virginia City, is
visiting Sacramento, the guest of her al1nt,
Mrs. J. II. Johnson.
Mrs. s.. j. Jackson has returned from
San Francisco, accompanied by her dangh-
ter, Mrs. J. ]. Cahill
Coroner L. o. Stephen, from Woodland
came over yesterday to attend the case of
the suicide T. W. Curtin.
The Misses Maggie Brannan. Bertha I,eh-
man and Mamie Flahive have gone to
Santa Cruz for few weeks.
Dr. H. P Merritt passed through this
city Yesterday on his way to Yolo county.
from his Nevada stock ranch
Mrs. Alice Young has returned from a
three months visit to her sister-in-law
Mrs. Fred. Diningan, of South Vallejo.
Judge w, H Beatty and family left for
Pescadero beach yesterday, where Mrs.
Beatty and children will spend several
weeks.
Friends ofMrs. Kruger lady who lived
on the Riverside road, and who left her
husband on Sunday last, say that she was
forced to do so on account of the cruelty of
her husband.
| Miss Sadie Burton, of Lower Lake, cousin
OF j. A. Manley, is visiting relatives in this
city, and leaves next week for a months
visit to Red Bluff, where She will be the
guest of Miss Hall.
The Guild of st. Margaret celebrated its
third anniversary by an afternoon reunion
party at the residence of the President,
Miss Della Morrison, 1913 n street Ali
| the members were present, and the occa-
sion proved one of great enjoyment.
Chas. Eldred, Alb Balls, Louis Nicholas,
All Doom, Fred Kidder, Bert Kidder, E. NJ.
Graham and c. II. Todd, fishing and
hunting party that have been killing bears
and hooking trout on the headwaters of
| the Rubicon, in Ell Dorado county, re-
turned yesterday. Charlie Eldred has some
tall fish yarns that he is telling. but All
Balls claims TO have been the best sniper
in the outfit, while All Doom lays claim to
killing the only bear captured by the party
Miss Ida Hitchcock, of Auburn will
give an entertainment on Monday night
at Y. NJ. G, A. Hall, in conjunction with
Mrs. D. c. Smith, Miss Wright, Mr.. San
born and others, under the auspices of the
Central NJ. E. Church. Miss Hitchcock is
the lady who recited recently at the con-
| cert given by the Westminster Church in
the Metropolitan Theater. She has talent
of very high order. The exercises will
be varied
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday L. Berridge, Montana; A Meyer,
Chicago; j. n. Young, Sacramento; A N.
Werum, Oakland; W. w. Fumell. Te-
hama; C. E. Kibbey, Riversider H. Zehr-
ing and wife, Miss Nellie A. Zehring, II. C.
Zehring, Lincoln, Neb.; J. F. Elliott, wife
and child, George Stumpf, wife and child,
Kansas City; J. Phillips, San Francisco; f.
Graham, FL Dorado; G. Boschke, San Fran
cisco; W. L. Barney, Sacramento: H. Rice
Suisup; Mrs. Neil, San Francisco.